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Daily Republican., 1887-09-03

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
cbaleid, sttterms wie ein slatt

purdv bic aIsidsiItislen llria6sn, iinb osnnod
i6pa6e slsrbcu Der Strdftisuns susdnslid,
peI6e gleidseitis aubs nit iid bringt. Dis
nerbos eeibenbsn baben nur s fetter'
Masenbitters ibitematifb 3u sebrauden,
um iene uebsrrsi;uns bss menfdIiden em'
pfinbuuss su bspdltisen, tpelGs ies.
Iidsm forpsrIiden 8ebasen uno Der geiiligeu
aute iiorsnb 1T unb bodit l9deIidl auf ben
san,en Srsanismus pirit. Die itOreuoe llr.
fade, psIde bisiem, mic bielen aaeeren esibeu
su @runbe Iisst, lit manssIbafte siImilation,
iopie aud unbollfommsne 8erbauuns Der &C.
noTenen slabruns. 9n Der Griillaas Der Der.
bauenben, pie Der blutbiloeuben ounitiOnen il
bas Sitters Gin b6dit bsrIdbIidu silfsIsifcr
Sn benz Grabe ipie Der Aorper burdD feline 9nlft
Stdrfe unO @esslmibigftit Der 6unttioncu ipis.
Der gelpinnt, pire aud oas @ebirn uno oat
aause Gerb,nfshsm pobIibdtis bssinaubt. Yer.
Ionsn, tpel6e malariidsn Ginauiien ausssieti
finb, bpspeptiid oosr rbeumatird 2eibeabs, 70.
pie Sol5e, pslds an trdssn Rieren frduteIn
ioIIisu sIei9faIlS oas 8ittcrs ssbrau6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
GnlbroiOerie 9cpartenlellt.
Gnikell : Senartement

aber uer tuirb oeun 10 nit Der Sbhr in
bas 6aus fallen, in Dem man gaitll9
aufaenommen perben tpil2 gBer NIT
Wenlhen suiammengeben min. muB ibs
nen uid5t glei6 auf bic Shbneraugen
tretenl
SD mil nit biefen nibt suiammelis
geben, iaste grneiiiue.
isreiii6 willlt Du's mu BIT es
uoIlen. Dentft Ou benn, Su beoarfft
feiner llnierftiibung = Du fannit Iaes
allein MAIDEN in Der Welt2 gHie un'
prattiff, iuie fiber ale WtaBen unges
f6idtl
Sd perifebe sic ni9t, gater Seim.
SD glaub's uobl :
glngelifa unterbrab bas Selprdb, IN.
/ benz he grneiiinen cine S9hiiel nit
Creme rei1te, bic allsemeln eelobt murs
be. Bon benz miifen sic ellen, Trd!!,
lein, i'd babe es ieIbit bereitet, bas 1T
mein StoIs!
Ou bait ia geb6rt, baB 6raulein bon
6arttui1 bic eble 2o9tunft febr gering
iddbi, = riibme Did beren alio ia
nidt Dor ibr, fpottete Morib.
stngeIifa fab mitleibig @rneitinens
8eI6dmung BEL bieien Worten, uno
udbreno fid bic Samen in elm eingebens
bes gpritoieneremes periuidelten, iagte
fie freunbliG: Sic baben tuobl @e9t
lpenn Sic es iabeIn, bab mir Trauen
IoIGen Dingen su piel Wi9tigfeit beis
Iegen. aber es eeb6rt benn bod gum ges
ben unb gang bari man es ni9t iberles
ben; tuoau bdite uns benn Der liebe
Gott @ei6madsnerpen geseben, tpenn
mir uns iiidt ON Woblgei1mad unferer
Speiien erfreuen iollten. So 1T 10 nas
tiirlid), baB man 9enen. bic man liebt,
bos 3eben mad allen 6eiten bin arges
| aebm su MAIDEN iu9t uub ibnen au9
ielbit fir bic uaiergeorbnetlten Gentine
iorgt, mo;u Sic nit &e9t gileu unb
uno SriHfen sdbleH.
8erseiben Sic bic Grage, iagte Grs
neltine, ipdre bieier 8ennB nif)t au9
bur9 bic Sdnbe elmer 366in 5u berei.
ten, fpdbreno sic Sbre 3eit gu ettpas
BeHerem peripenbeten?
So, rief angelita ulter aagemeiner
Seitelfeit, penn man bas Gelb bat,
a6tSis @uIben fiir cine orbentlide
G66in 3u besabIen, oann frelli9.
Wenn man es aber ni9t bat : tpie
mir, ba muB man f9on mitunter ielbit
an ben 6eerb ober f@le9t ehen. Sas
nil man aber bod fold armem Wtann.
menn er bunarig BON ieiier iGwersn
@rbeit beimtommt. nift sumutheu uno
i@ psrlhere Sic. penn d iebe, baB
meinem Iieben Wforib et Jas i9mett,
mas i'd ibm ielbit subereitct - bas 1T
cine Jreube. fat 10 sroB lpie bic, elm
Giub Su ndbren.
grneiiine bIidte lie itarr on. = bas
sing iiber ibren SOriaont.
(6ortietuus foIe;.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
9ameu StrumpfiOrter.
GOriettz9epmtemellt.


Cine meme 8ariante. 3mei
aIte uniberfitdtsfreunb b e
ieben fid) mad langen Sabren tuieber
unb freuen fi6, Die bic SorfSeituug ers
3dblt, bab iie iid) 10 wenis Derdnoert bas
ben. n9ln Dir III ber 3abn Der 3eit
ipurlos borii6ergegangen," iagte Der
Cine. uSa, aber ni9t Der 3amm Der
3eit," wirft elm Dritter bin. Der oa=
BEL febt. Oas Saupt bes Sreunbes
ndmli6 5ierte gu feinem S9mers elm
ftrablenber 8olmonb. Der 2amm
ber 3eit bat gar f6arfe 3dbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18

runssIinie Der &od Sslanbs8abn beifes
beHb, mar Dor Gur3em i'm Snterefe Der
genannten 8abn bier. Sie 6errn bes
fu6teu WarbIe Sails unb bic Marmor.
bride uHb ipra9en ii6 i'm b66ften
@rabe befriebist .lber Iges, mas fie
geieben batten, aus; iie finb Der 9lnli6t,
baB bic 8abu unsmeifeIbaft mad BUR,
net unb nod ben Marble Sails gebaut
unS big su Der 3eit fertig uerben pirb,
mo bas Nlian3 Gabrif unternebmen
Der 8ollenoung entgegen geben. Die
Texas Mining and Improvement Com
pany bat iiber 25,000 Nfer 2anb in
8urnet unb ben anitoBenben Counties
fir fi9 geii6srt; iie wirb nit einem
Stammtapital BON elmer Williou Sol.
lars arbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
Nei Nelhredluna hes nnr hem hi

= 8ei Beipredung bes Dor bem bic.
iisen 8unbesfommihdr i6pebenben
0erfabrens gegen bic vgiermerfer"
ma9t bic Sas. Staats3eitung foIsenbe
iebr treffenbe &anobemertung: go uns
bebeutenoe 8ergeben auf einem 3ufdaig
ben Ser. Staaten geb6renben @runb
unb 8oben tperben fonif tets bon ben
ortIi6en ooer iiaatli1eu 8eb0rben erIes
bist. gs III iGmadnDu bon ben 8un>
besgeri6tsbeb6rbeE in San 4ntonio,
baB iie fid sur 8erfolsung ni6t nur Der
iungen @ieriuerfer, ionoern au6 Der
oben nit gtamen genaHnten Wfdnner
berge6en, Die nit ben faulen Giern gar
ni9ts su tbun batten. Sas 8unbesge.
riGt ernieorigt iid in bielem Sale gum
Sanblanser Der Probibilioniitens 9anbe,
wel1er bic genannieH Mdnner berbaBt
limb, neil iie entfbiebeH seger ben pro.
bibitions3uIab auftreten. 9lls leBte.
rem 8runbe fu6te Der probibitioaiiiens
9lopofat ie iogar als n0erIbw6rer"
binsuItelen, ipel6e ein Gomploit sur
St6rung unb llnteroriidung bes 8ers
iammluugsre6tes unb Der &eoefreibeit
gei6miebet bdtten. Soffentlid5 pirO
6as gunoesseri9t in San antonio
Iein 8ubenipiel nidt nod weiter irsi.
ben, ionbern bas 8erfubren gegen bieie
Mdnner niebsrf6lageE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
r., W0I.FS0N. z. W0IFS0N
prei(e lprecDen .fir Bdn0e!

Ssrrsn BaIbrissan nnb braunss QisIetbreao
llntcr;eug, bon sl.75- bis $3.50, per ansug.
Sine bubble NuspabI bon idparsea eaIs-
ti@ern, 6antaiisidIeifsn, BinSfOr. ano -four
in banb". grabotten. -
Sin i96ner gorratb BON leineneu nnb ieibe.
neu Serren-S SafdentIdern, Opera SdIeifeu,
ieioenen &essuidiuneu.
Sin iebr srobss enforcement bon ipeiben uuo
bunten fnaben.S Sberbsmbsn aus FereaI, fiirs
Sitter bon 4-l2 Sabr,n, Su 16, rs, IS, so 60.
unb aufndrts. -
Ssrrsui9ube in allen 6crmen uno mluFern
uno su allen Yrsiisu.
Son Serren- unb sfnabsn. Sirobbiien babtn
mir bas aussebreitetfe Eager im Shbpefen.
Serren. nnb snabsn.6 .6il;bite, iueiGe uuh
iieiie, bon allen arten unb Sdattirunsen.
Sdnb;eug fiir 9anteH u. ainOer.
Su Sieism Oepartement bin id) 10 uobI bor
seisbsn, bas id alle uno Ssbrmann gu befrie'
oiqeu bcrin1Q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
Samen=0iite ,r &c.

Dieies Department fam, oIeid ben iibri.
gen nidt iibertrOffen psroen, ba i'd idmmtlide
artisel birsft impcrtire unb I'M Stanbc bin,
bic beiie unb reidbaItisfc Tusipabl in 8e;us
auf Iebte MloSe unb StiI gu prafentireu, ME
4 3. vSautb" GapiioIia, Mirriam, gbillis,
Ssnber, Barrett, MiS Ga Belle, MeSoro,
Vrineeton, SbeaI, alice. Sennora. Sureoe.
8si uns finbet man bic neueifsn Wfuiter in
SutbeTab bon iebr ssfdllisem Stpl unb 3u
aicbriaften prcilsn-pon 35 ts. bis $1.50.
slle artsn aufpub, gildsl, 8sersn unO cine
pradtbolle ausnabI bon Blumen &c.
Bidder, in grobem Sorratb bem cinfa9iten
bis gum elesanteFen, unb ;u allen 1reiisn.
SerreuzGaroerObc.
gSir baben Elm aussehsbntes uno pradtbollcs
enforcement bon 5erren. Sberbemoen aus Per.
cal, sn allen Yrs,ien. Sas beife 80 Ct. Som'
mer Weerino SemO, iemals i'm Marite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
Wsan bite iih Dor Gatarrbs sWebis
sinen, fuefc1e Mercnr
eufhalten,

inbem Mercur bas @eru9sorsau ;er.
fort unb bas gaHse Spfem 3erriittet,
iObalb er bur@ bic S@leimbdute einses
bruugen 1T. Oerartise Stofe follen
fiie aneepaaot perben, auBer tpenn fie
Der slr3t Derf6reibt, ba fie anbernfals
3ebnmal mebr S6abeu als Seferune
brinseH t6nnen. 9aa's gatarrb Cure,
fabrieirt BON s.. s. gbenep & So. in
SOlebo, Obio, entbdlt feinen Wereur,
uirb innerlib gebrau6t unb nirft bess
balb bireet auf bas 8lut uno bic
S6leimnebe. 8eim &aufe BON Saa's
@atarrb Cure iebr man barauf, baB es
bas d6te BON s. s. @benep & So. in
Solebo, o., bereitete iei.
~ gu baben BEL allen 4potbefern,
fir rs Gents bic Jlai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
Oe66al6 ii6er6eugt guC6!

,Gran,0fidje YereaIs ;u 8, 10, l23 H. l5 es'
6,eseidnste aaipns su q, 81, 5, gu. 10 ts
gseiscr unb farbiscr @tuu-su f2f, 10, 20
25, 35 unb so Gents.
@ei6e 9apns -su 5, z, s, 10, 12i, is, 90
%, 80, 35 nnb DO @ents. 3u babcn in Bi'
ibops, @ietoria unb Snbia eaipns.
gcriiIae 9aipns in allen S@attirunssn BON
/ bis gu so Gents
Gnibroiberie Scpartenlellt.
Sdjpsi,er 8orbiruns bon 8 bis rs Cts.
gambrie 8olhiruns bon 2f-50 es.
Rainioof GinfaHuus bon $50 gts.
Jarbiae Snrbiruusen II. gubenrdnee oatu.
SGrt iSIouncina, boIle 9du9e .75-$2.5O.
SpiBen 9epartenleut.
Gin. enbIofe guaipabl in foIecneen Spisen-
iorten: eobptii6e, iiirtiids, BOREDOM, galsn'
sia, griton, Spanifd)e, Gseurial, 6ebora-in
allen 9reiten, ben Der biIIisfcn bis au Ter be-
fen gIake.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
Seioelt : Separtement.

e6par;er unb farbissr atIaf, bon 80 esutl
bic su $40
Gurab @sibenFOife in alien e3attirunser
au 75 geuts uuo $500.
G9par,er unO forbiser 0ros Grain ;u 75f.
90s, 81, $l.25 anb $1.5O.
'Gefreiite rnb f9edise Sommer- Sehsn 81
IS, 40, so, IS, 10 unb 80 gents.
SGmnr;er unO farbiser Surab atlas, 81
90 unb rs gents.
&leiberitoif Separternellt.
Sommer. gaiimire ME Runs. Selling, alba
tros, GRAPES, aIserisnnc Streif, Satin DO
ersnabine, Eebsse ;u alien grciisn.
Satius. aeaeidnef coer eiufarbiq gu 10, is,
20, a5, 80 nno 35 Gents.
grintle Seerluders gu Z, 9, IL, IL une 10 CO.
einabam in bibidsr auapabL su s, 10,
10 uaS Is Gents
8epbbr @insbam ;u 20, 25 uno so es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18

aDers "Hair Vigor" iif elm
aGgemein uncertainties Beri96nerunsss
mitteI. gs 1T bollidnbis barmlos, bas
bel elm ipirfiames uno angenebmes Wiits
tel unb bat fi1 baber einen boben &ang
unter ben Soiletten Nrtifeln su ner>
i1affen getpuBt. Dies prdparat ma9t
f9waGes unb biiHnes 9aar pieber bon
unb iippig unb berleibt ergrautem Saar
bic uripriiHglide Jarbe uieoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18

s@~ Sdmmtli6e, in uno nabe San
gntonio bomieilirenben, aus Oeiferrei9
ffammenben Wlitbiirser finb biermit
freunblidit eriu6t, ii9 an Der morgen
Sonntag yia9mittags a ubr in @us.
8eremanns pabillon an Shb Mlamo
StraBe ftatifinbeHOen seiellisen 8eipres
dung bebufs Bilbung zines lanbsmdns
nif9en 8ereins reae 3u betbeiligen.
Das probii. @omite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18

= Tluctuationen i'm Mfartte fiir gis
ienpaaren fam Seber bermeiben, ber
feline Orbers bur9 pieper & 9 9ult
beB ausfiibren ldbt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad benz 2onium.
piper & S6uItbeB baben fets einen
enormsn 8orraib bon Gensorabt, giien.
ble6 u. (. TO-, unb iie notiren friibere
niebrise preiie, iuenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Wartte iteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
Yaraiol Separtement.

gSir babcn bas bel reiiem arObte unb boil.
if6nSi9itc Enforcement bon einfaben uno CUE
rus. SonnenidIirmcn in Der Gtabt
Shpar;iel0ene Rarafols-Son 75 es. bis 81.
Sdbar;e gtIas. Sdirme ben 25-$5.
Sdparsc sltIas. S6irmt sefiitisrt uno nit
Spisenranb bon $225-$f5.
ijarbige YaraiolS unsefit. .erte-1 .25 bis $5.
6arbige garaioIs, sefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-pou $50 bis $12.
er'paraioIs Sn So, so, 75 eS. u. 81.
Sameu @eiBlpaaren.
Seioeu, bole @roEe BON As es. bic gu 81.
Yanae Scmben, bon 40 es. bis gu 81.
@oriett.@efcn oIIer @roben, bon 30 Gents
bis su Sl.50.
CONNER @au;e lleberpeiien, in @roben bon
2S-44, gu 40, so uno 60 Cts.
Cine biblde sluslpabI bon Sill II. Spibsn-
bauben fir Sinber bon % es bis So.
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= Sir einen milotbdtiseu 3tped bers
anitaltet Der @eian9Oerein Selbetia
unter Mlitpirfung bes IS 70 + lin n"
beuie, Samifag slbenb in Grii6's
Sa!Ie cine u ben 6nnter b q ltnng
nit Ball. Das prpgramm lit iebr
unb getpdblt. Ser gintritt
betrdgt 25 Gents per perion. Gin redt
8eIud) mirb ertpartst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18

- Sobn Willett BON CORPUS @6riiii
bat cine 60 Weilen lange Strede Gan.
bes. Die gauge Waherfront bon pabres
Sslanb gefauft unb rirb baieIbfi nit
Salfe anbcrer Gapitaliiten WberiteH &c.
anIegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-18
geim @ebraud5s BON DR.. pierce'

- Yeim 6ebrau9e BON DR.. pierce'
pheasant Purgative Pellets" 06mad
lafte 9lbfiibrpillen) bebarf es, ba Iie
gang pegetabiliif fiHo, feiner beionbe=
rem Sorgfalt. Sic Dirfeu obne Sio'
rung Der Contribution. 2ebensweiIe ober
Sei6dftisuug. 8egen nerb6iss &opf-
ipeb, Sartleibisteit, unreines SIut,
S6winoeI, iaurss glufiioBen aus benz
Magen, iiblen @ei6mad i'm Mtunbe,
gallige 9lnfdae, S9mers in Der gtierens
gegeno, innerli6es 6ieber, glufgeoun=
ienbeit oes Magens, SteigeH bas gluts
mad oem 9opfe, nimm DR.. Pierce's
rpiaden." Bel allen apotbefern gu
baben.
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aursc iinoeriIciSer pon 65 es. bis $3.50.
@e3eid)uete uno ciniadle Sdlpei;er bon la
Gents aufipdrts.
8oroiric llcbsrtleiSer su 50 uub aufparts.
SorSirte Gofbmir SearfS bon $l.5O-$2.
S6bar;e unb farbisc 9eticbS sR 81, rs,
l.50, 50 unb aufpdrts.
Samen StrumpfiOrten.
8raune 8albri99au, gutter Aualitdt, ;u 10,
u, 10, i6, 20, 25, 30 Cts. uuo auIpdrts.
Giufarbise Strimpie-;u 10, IL, Is, 90,
25 Gents unb aufpdris.
Ginfade uno Gurus Seibenifriimbis fur
Mdeten unb ainosr, i'll allen Sorbcn unS ;u
allen Rrsifen.
Goriettz9epartenellt.
Son gorietts baItcn mir bic $50 Bone, bic
@arner Bros, in alien Sraben, Die IS. 9 a,
bic p. o., Si. 81 g." unb oiele anbere
Marfsn, gu /, so, rs ets. uns 81.
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s0- Merste empfebleu Grauen, 3ins
bern uno Geeonbaleseenten bas Gone
Star select" 6laf9enbier.
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- 9as gr0Bte Eager BON @etpebr.
unb RepolpersYatroaen uno Stillen bel
piper g. 9 6ultbeB.
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8Iountinas unb iiirfiide aueenraneipissn
in Cream, gStib, 8eisc uno farbig.
Spnniide @uimpurc in Sdpar,, Cream
unO Beige, unb pafeuoe einfafunsen.
Samcn.Gaidentiidcr, peiBc, nit 6antaiic.
einfaiiuus, 3ierranb unb Baden; glcidfallS
cine i5one AuspabI bon Srauer.Saidenta'
dern ;u alien Trciicn.
6ausbaltlingsitoffc.
@cbIei6tsr Slid Damaft-su S5. 40, as,
so Gents unb aufparts.
8rauner Gamaif III 25. 80, 40 uno 80 es.
8otbcr SiirfiIdsr Siid.S Samait-,u 80, SIS,
40, so unb 60 Gents unb auimdrts.
gebIeid,te unb unscbleidte Samait Sanb.
tiidler, gutter @r0ee, ;u s. 10, ~, Is, 20 Gs.
un6 aufpdris. @robc tiirliid)e Saee.9anos
tiider su is, l6, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@efrauites SanbiiidsrSeua, bon $40 GtS.
Sbiscn. &urbdnse ;u l23. Is, 20, 25, so
Gents unb aufparts.
Srapirunssfoffe gu 10, IL unS 10 Gents.
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Die
D6dbentIitbs Trcie Nrefe
erideint
eben Dcnnerfa0
une fcliet
$3.50 eas Sabr oosr $1.25 fhr 6
Wpnate in BrrousbesablHna
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-09
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Arbitration for the Troubles
Between Them.
THE SAD RAILWAY DISASTER
The New York strike-War Notes-A
Skillful HippOdrome-Germany
and the Catholics.
Investigating the Strike

New YORK, February S.-The as
sembly committee to inquire into the
causes of the strike met again to-day
Fred Potts, president OF the New York
Susquehana & Western, gave an outline
of the coal mining and coal handling
industry with the price at the mines,
the price at Jersey City dock, lighterage,
trimmage, etc., the wholesale ana re-
tail prices in New York. 1t was dlfn-
cult to estimate the cost OF transporta-
ton. He then outlined the plans OF
the coal pools. In July last coal was at
the lowest point in the history OF the
trade. He believed in arbitration II the
decision of the arbitrators could be en-
President Corben, of the Reading
road, testified that his company,
has 70 colllerIes and produced
from 5000, 200 to 100000 tons OF coal
annually. The collIeries are over lOO
miles from the water. Large expenses
were involved in returning empty coal
cars to the mines from tide water:
This is not included in the accounts OF
the company. Mr.. Corbin's remedy
for the troubles between capital and
labor was arbitration, but he could not
advance any plan. His company had
had trouble with their men some
months ago, which was settled salts
factoriIy by arbitration, The company
had endeavored to live up to the
decision of the arbitrator, and the
workingmen were satisfied, but 1t was
said now that they would go out again
not because they were dissatls1sq put
because some one else who WOES for
another company is dissatisfied. There
seems to be no plan by which an arbl-
tration can combine workingmen. The
Reading road has lost over $50 900 600 IN
the coal business. Prices were now
below a profitable point.
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Germany and the Catholics.

BREsLAU. February SIT is stated
that Monsignor Kopp, Catholic bishop
of Fulda, who mediated between Prus-
STA and the Vatican, in negotiations for
the revision of the May laws, has been
deputed by the Pope to make state :
ment declaring the Pope's intention in
advising Catholic electors to support
government on the septennate bill, and
explaining the Papal interests from the
Catholic standpoint in having Catholic
electors assist in securing the success of
Prince Bismarck's bill in the Reichstag.
The occasion for making this important
statement will be the introduction In
the upper house of the Prussian Diet of
the new ecclesiastical bill. 1t is also
announced here that the Pope, desiring
to meet Prussia s views, even in matters
of ecclesiastical discipline and appoint
ment, will favor the nomination of DIR.
Kopp to be bishop of Breslau.
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The Railway Disaster.

WH1Te RIVER JUNCTION, VT, February
S.-An official investigation into the
circumstances connected with the rail-
road disaster of Saturday began here
this afternoon, under the direction of
the board OF railroad commissioners of
Vermont. The first witness was Charles
II, Price. He was the engineer of the
unfortunate train. Witness testified:
We ran at the regular schedule rate,
making up no time before the bridge
was reached; then slowed up as usual,
and little more so, as the air brakes
seemed to take hold better; applied the
air brakes about three times at the
length of the train back from the
bridge which-was the usual place.
Never went over the bridge without
slowing up. Should judge The speed OF
the train to have been about eight
miles per hour; noticed nothing un
usual, no jar or jerking of any kind
before reaching the bridge, or IN fact at
any time until my engine came TO
standstill. Was sitting on my seat
looking ahead when the first unusual
thing occurred, which was the sound
of the alarm bell from the cars.
of the bridge; it struck but
once. NV hand was within a foot
of the lever which applies the air brakes
The brakes were lei off before reaching
the bridge; never work steam across
the bridge; 1 applied my brakes in
stantly, but did not reverse my engine
at all; after applying the brakes /
looked out of my window, then being
about two-thirds of the way across the
bridge, and I saw the rear Pullman OF
the train falling from the rear end OF
the bridge In falling it drew the three
next cars with it, when the couplings
evidently broke between the smoker
and the first passenger car,
leaving these on the track, and my
engine came to a standstlll little be
yond the further end of the bridge. l
slid down the steep embanGment
rapidly.
The investigation of the railroad dis
aster of Saturday continued to-day
Baggage-master Cole, employed on the
train which went down, said that the
first intimation of the trouble was, he
should Judge, at the end of the bridge
where there was sharp shock. My
theory is that the first passenger cal
was off the track before reaching the
bridge, he said, but because of The
frozen ground, ran smoothly until the
bridge was reached when from the
dropping of the passenger car into the
bridge it depressed the couplers of that
and letting them apart; then all fol
lowing cars ran on to the bridge of the
| track.
John Parker, a brakeman who
| .iumned from the train lust before il
reached the bridge, testified that the
train was going at the rate OF seven OF
eight miles an hour at the time ano
gave in evidence the substance OF bis
previous statement regarding his ride
to the Junction and arousing the people
on the way.
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War Notes.

PARIS, February French COM
manders along the German frontier
have been ordered to avoid all exercises
of their troops likely to be falsely inter
preted to Germany. Several members
of the anti-patriotic league were ar
rested for placarding the city with an
appeal to soldiers to desert or shoot
their officers.
The EUenement says, in an interview
between Frenchman and Herr Bleich-
roder, at Berlin, the latter declared on
his honor that he had asked Prince
Bismarck whether he had inspired the
Berlin Posts recent article, and Prince
Bismarck replied with a distinctive
negative.
BRUSSELS, February 8.-Government
has introduced bill into the Chamber
of Deputies for an extra budget Apr O.
priation amounting to $4,000 900 francs,
of which 10 100000 francs are asked for
pressing military measures.
TASsIERs, February 8.-The German
minister here has been summoned to
Berlin. It is understood that he is
called home in connection with the re-
port that the French minister to Nor
COCO has secured an important change
of the Algerian frontier. The Sultan of
Moroccois organizing an expedition to
proceed to the Algerian frontier in con-
sequence of certain movements that
has been observed there.
ROME, February SIT is stated that
the Abyssinians lost 5000 men in the
battles IN which the Italian forces were
defeated near Massowah.in the Soudan
on January 26th and 9th.
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A;skillful Hippodrome.

CHICAGO, February S.-Joe Acton,
champion ch-as-catch-can wrestler
of America, defeated Evan Lewis, of
Madison, Wis, tonight at Battery D
Armory, in presence of 1000 spectators.
The winner took rs per cent. of the
gate receipts and the loser 25 per cent. A
number in the audience pronounced
the affair hippodrome. but also de-
clared it probably the best exhibition
of skillfulI wrestling ever seen in Chi
cago. Only once did Lewis secure a
strange hold and then Acton broke it
Immediately. The men wrestled under
special rules. which provided that two
shoulders down should constitute fall
instead of two shoulders aud hip as is
generally the case. Tue terms were the
best three in five falls and Lewis won
only the second. At the conclusion of
the match both men posted 500 to
wrestle again according to regulation
rules. u